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Lies and deception: Inside story of party that destroyed Dragons season - Vimarsana News

Lies and deception: Inside story of party that destroyed Dragons season

Michael Chammas11:49, Jul 07 2021 Sky Sport Paul Vaughan says he's sorry for the house party scandal that has seen him lose his Dragons contract. Inside the dressing rooms at Central Coast Stadium last Friday night, in the aftermath of the Dragons’ golden-point victory against the Warriors, one player asked the club to organise an old-fashioned bonding session for the following night. The suggestion put forward was to open the doors to WIN Stadium, the club’s Wollongong training base, for a barbecue and a few drinks to celebrate the win before the players enjoyed some time off for the by...

Paul Vaughan complained he was 'underpaid' and almost let slip illegal lockdown party hours earlier - Vimarsana News

Paul Vaughan complained he was 'underpaid' and almost let slip illegal lockdown party hours earlier

Paul Vaughan did radio interview hours before illegal party revealing his plans The Dragons prop said he 'will have a couple of...' before cutting himself off  Vaughan also said he was 'underpaid' despite earning $800,000 per season The 30-year-old ripped into young teammate Zac Lomax for earning 'too much' Matt Dufty ran 5km home from the party while Jack de Belin hid under a bed  Corey Norman fled the party but left his wallet and car with personalised plates  Anonymous Dragons player says players have 'blackened the name of the club' He said: 'I'm embarrassed to be a Dragons rugby leagu...

St George Dragons party lockdown breach, Paul Vaughan remains silent on fines NRL sanctions - Vimarsana News

St George Dragons party lockdown breach, Paul Vaughan remains silent on fines NRL sanctions

St George Dragons forward Paul Vaughan has been sacked for hosting a party attended by 13 other NRL players during Sydney's lockdown. Multiple sources are reporting a Dragons board meeting has signed off on the decision to sack Vaughan, who is contracted until the end of 2022. His deal for next season alone is reported to be worth more than $800,000. The 30-year-old hosted the party at his house in Shellharbour, on the NSW South Coast, which has seen those who attended fined $1000 each by NSW police. The NRL has also fined the players a total of $305,000. LIVE UPDATES: St George Dragons forwa...

NRL Dragons Covid party: De Belin hiding under a bed and Corey Norman running down the street - Vimarsana News

NRL Dragons Covid party: De Belin hiding under a bed and Corey Norman running down the street

Paul Vaughan cost teammates $305,000 for hosting illegal Covid party at home Twelve of his teammates were fined after they were caught hiding at the house Some tried to flee, others hid in closets and Jack de Belin was under a bed Investigations are underway as to whether girlfriends were present at party  Do you know more about the party? Email brittany.chain@mailonline.com 

NRL 2021: Jack de Belin latest St George Illawarra Dragons player fined over Paul Vaughan's house party - Vimarsana News

NRL 2021: Jack de Belin latest St George Illawarra Dragons player fined over Paul Vaughan's house party

Twelve of his teammates will also serve one-game suspensions as a fed-up NRL hit the players with huge fines for lying about the gathering, which was suspected to cover up de Belin’s involvement. According to sources familiar with the situation, players scattered upstairs at Vaughan’s house and hid in cupboards to avoid detection when police arrived after a noise complaint from a neighbour. De Belin was believed to have been under a bed. The Dragons were initially told the former State of Origin forward had only briefly dropped into the party, but after further investigations on Monday wa...

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